Progress Bulletin from Pomona, California • Page 36

Policeman to address Pomona College dean to aaaress i i i Navy Mothers Cited tor dedicated career Lt. Arthur Traber of the Pomona Police Department will address the afternoon meeting of Pomona Navy Mothers Club on Tuesday. The public is invited to the 1 p.m. meeting at the Naval Reserve Training Center, 1700 E. 1st when Lt.

Traber will show the film Lt. Traber has been with the Pomona Police Department since 1955. He received his A.A. degree in police science at Mt. San Antonio College and has taken additional training from California Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission.

The Navy Mothers will meet at 10 a.m. for a business meeting with a potluck luncheon scheduled at noon. By VONNE ROBERTSON Assistant Women's Editor In recognition of her outstanding performance as a dean for 25 years at Pomona College, Dr. Jean B. Walton will be presented the Scott H.

Goodnight Award at the opening banquet of the 56th- annual conference of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators today in Chicago. The annual award for Outstanding Performance as a dean memorializes Scott Goodnight, first president of NASPA in 1919-1920. As dean of students for the college in Claremont, Dr. Walton was cited as woman whose courage has been characterized by the some CIIRLBENDERS A NICE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR HAIR CUT call 624-0518 Ron Curlbenders 827 W. Foothill, Claremont Evenings till 8 CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES marked' DOWN MR.

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always been impressed with the friendliness and extremely human ouali.ty of the students and have been stimulated by my close contact with them. always respected their opinions and have worked to understand the meaning behind their she added. the students at Pomona College have, icr the most part, been serious, dedicated students, I do see some changes in attitudes over the added the tall, charming woman. students have greater expectations for the future. Girls tend less to view marriage as the next immediate step after graduation, seeking a career first.

want to have more voice in the operation of the college and in the planning of their own lives. They seek a greater range of choices in their educational and living are much more mobile." continued Dean Walton. find them taking leaves of absence to work, to travel, and tc explore other alternatives. Then the students return to continue their studies with a more defined While, in the past years, Dr. duties have included an increasing amount of administrative work, she still finds time to consult with students interpreting college policies, helping them with emergencies and handling the Dispensing drugs topic for study The basic knowledge needed to understand current drug therapy will be provided for registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses and others responsible for dispensing drugs in a health care facility will be offered at a UCLA Extension workshop May 4 from 9 a.m.

to 1 p.m. The workshop in Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics will be held at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. 1322 N. Vermont Ave. Course chairman is Dr Paul R.

Torrens, professor of public health and chairman ol the division of health services and hospital administration at the UCLA School of Public Health. Instructing will be Dr. Frank J. Briganti, program coordinator and director of Pharmacy at Carson community Hospital, and Lance R. Aamot, medical representative for Abboyt Laboratories in Los Angeles.

Further information is available by writing P. 0. Box 24902, Department of nt i i Education in Health Sciences, University Extension, Los Angeles, 90024. MEN WOMEN SAWYER COLLEGE POMONA is taking applications NOW (or both day and evening classes. Prepare for a career with a FUTURE.

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out-of-the-ordinarv situations. Dr. Walton graduated from Swarthmore College with highest honors and received her degree in mathematics at Brown University. She obtained her doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1349, she came to Pomona College as dean of women, a nost she held until 1969 when she was appointed dean of students and dean of Her deoartment works closely with the deans and other administrative officers in all the Claremont Colleges.

Dr. Walton serves as chairman of a facultv-student Commission or the Education of Women. Among the charges, the commission was asked to study and make recommendations concerning the employment opportunities for women. Commission members agreed that there is an urgent educational need for a substantial increase in the number of women on the faculty. Dr.

Walton pointed out that: Pomona College, like other colleges and universities, has been engaged in recruiting qualified women and minority 097 897 Mdr i omina Cl group teachers. There are a few more on the faculty each year, she added. Dr. Walton has also been active in programs to provide broader opportunities for the study cf questions related to the changing role of women in society. She spent a year as Fulbright Lecturer in Counseling and Guidance at Japan University in Tokvo, in 1955-56.

In 1972, she spent the fall semester traveling within the United States studying recent developments in the Movement and considering their impact on undergraduate education. Since the returning, Dr. Walton has worked with a student group, Conc Women of and has spoken frequently in the valley. As a person who loves travel and the out-of-doors, the busy dean still finds time to garden and hike. Her travels have taken her to Europe, the Orient and Africa.

After receiving her well-deserved award, Dr. Walton will remain in Chicago for the week-long conference which is expected fo draw several thousands delegates. TODAY POMONA VALLEY Single Parents, Easter Dinner, Bob Christmas Tree Farm, club furnishes hams, p.m.; egg hunt, 3:30 p.m. SINGLETONS. Easter Egg hunt, De Anza Park, South Euclid and Phillips Boulevards, 3 p.m.

MONDAY PARKS AND Recreations Department Senior Citizen Drop In, Palomares Community Center, 9 a.m. -3 p.m. SAN ANOTNIO Community Hospital Auxiliary, Aita Auditorium at the hospital, luncheon, noon. TOPS CA 146, Chino, Gird Elementary School multipurpose room, Chino, 7:30 p.m. EXPECTANT Parents Classes, Conference Room, Ward Extended Care Hospital Building, Kaiser Founda- Hospital.

7:30 to 9:30 p.m. OVER 40 Dance, Palomares Community Center, 7:30 10:30 p.m. Republicans to address anniversary The Claremont Republican Club will meet Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. af Fiesta Room. A noon luncheon will fellow the meeting.

Following the luncheon the club will celebrate its 10th anniversary. Features will be brief reviews of club history, the reading ot prize-winning patriotic essays from a Claremont school, games and music. Former members, past presidents and charter members will be present. Reservations may be made by calling POMONA FORUM, David Jones, School District Auditorium, 7:45 p.m. WISTERIA Rebekah Lodge, hosting the Baldwin Park Rebekah Lodge, Goodfeilcw- Temple, snip Night, Masonic Claremont, 8 p.m.

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